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... without sone instruction] [W: induction] This is a noble conjecture, and whether right or wrong does honour to its author. Yet I am in doubt whether there is any necessity of emendation. There has always prevailed in the world an opinion, that when any great calamity happens at a distance, notice is given of ...

— Notes to Shakespeare, Volume III: The Tragedies • Samuel Johnson

... some imaginations have straggled ... the Knight constantly killing the gyant, or it may be whole squadrons; the Damosel certainly to be relieved just upon the point of ravishing; a little childe carried away out of his cradle after some twenty years discovered to be the sone of some great prince; a girl after seven years wandring and co-habiting and being stole, confirmed to be a virgin, either by a panterh, fire or a fountain, and lastly all ending in marriage ... These are the noble entertainments of books of this kinde, which how profitable ...

— The English Novel in the Time of Shakespeare • J. J. Jusserand

... unto the company the 18 of Aguste 1598 to bye a Booke | li called Hoote Anger sone cowld of Mr Porter, Mr Cheattell | vj and bengemen Johnson in full payment, the ...

— A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Vol. VII (4th edition) • Various

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